I went there in the afternoon and they had no baked goods…read more There were flies everywhere and nothing looked clean. They had no espresso machine (for a French place thats weird) and people cut the line and no one cared. I was expecting something great due to other reviews but found myself disappointed.

Great bread, we had a chocolatín (pan au chocolate) and it was delicious…read more The coffee wasn't good to be honest. And they have a shared spoon for the sugar that in this covid times is not super awesome. The girls that work there are very friendly and helpful. Prices and variety are good. They have quiches, pizza by the slice and sandwiches, too. Also they sell mezcal, peanut butter, almond butter with chocolate and other good things. If you get there in the morning, you can ask for the bread from the day before and it will be up to 50% off.

In a hit-or-miss main street, when it comes to food, this is a wonderful surprise. The cakes and…read morecookies are divine! Especially the guava cheesecake, which you must (and I repeat must) try. You actually taste the fresh guava! Cookies are all butter based, which is just scrumptious!

My friends and I stopped into Carmelita a few times during our Oaxacan trip. I purchased a few…read morepastries but the chocolate icing donut was hands down the best. Service was friendly and the shop is small but cute. I loved the pink exterior too. It's located right in the central part of the city.

First off. Strong AC. Come here just to sit in AC. The pastries are ok but nothing great at all. I…read morewould come to buy water and sit in the air.

The original Italian gelato made in Crucecita. Very nice…read moreplace and staff. You won't be disappointed.

Good gelato, melts so fast!! Got the fererro roche and it was the best. Also got Cafe which was eh,…read morethe Oreo and pistachio were great too!

Stopped here after visiting the Jardín Etnobotánico de Oaxaca. Great place to sit back and chill…read more Plenty of people using their laptops and overall laid back vibes which is exactly what I was looking for. My table ordered hot chocolate, vanilla conchas, matcha latte, two cold brews, and a couple other pastries. Everyone liked their drinks and honestly I absolutely loved my vanilla concha. One of the best I've ever had.

Best cup of hot Chocolate I've ever had. Pastries good also. Try the chocolate con agua. Couches…read morea bit uncomfortable but great ambiance.

Café Olé a really cute little cafe on the main drag in Puerto Escondido. I am uncertain, but it…read moreappears they have other locations. I did see a small outpost at the airport. I love crepes and visited with a group of friends after a long day of sightseeing and shopping. We were starving and in need of some relaxation. They serve primarily breakfast and lunch items, with several coffee options and a full bar. The restaurant features and indoor/outdoor space where several cats appeared to be very comfortable, napping on the furniture. There were several local dogs coming and going. I liked the modern decor, in earth tones with several plants and chill music. They had sort of an artsy vibe going on. Service was decent. Despite the language barrier, they could have been a bit friendlier, as they pretty much just took our order and walked away without any friendly hellos. Service did get slow towards the end as it became challenging to track down our check, though that seems to be pretty typical of the town in general. I ordered an iced coffee with milk, which was delicious with a deep, dark espresso. My friend ordered a latte, and commented that it was a bit too strong for her, however I think I would have enjoyed it. I also ordered the Chula crepe which contained ham, mushrooms, tomatoes and oregano. My husband was very happy to order the Tocino, which contained bacon and cheese, some of his favorite ingredients. The crepes were a perfect consistency and very filling. My husband ordered a mixed fruit juice, which was really the consistency of a fruit smoothie. It was tasty and refreshing. All in all, it is a great place for breakfast, brunch, or an afternoon coffee or cocktail. You can hang around like we did and pet the dogs and cats that stop in for water and shade.

A real jewel in Zicatela. Very good coffee! The menu has enough savory and sweet offers for…read moreeverybody. However It lacks proper pastries. The portions are big, so only one dish per person should be enough food. The service is excellent, the waiters are friendly and accommodating. The venue is not too big, so if you are not a morning person, you might end up waiting too long to be seated. The dinning area has a lot of fans attached to the walls, so it's cool and prevent mosquitoes flying to your table. The only bad thing is that the street outside is a dirty road. Therefore, if it rains the night before, you will have to walk through the mud, and the puddles kind of have a rotten smell.